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Everybody wants to get more from their pony car. Adding a Mustang turbocharger is a giant step toward adding more power and performance to your muscle car!
If you're a racer taking on all competitors or simply want your daily driver to get more attention as you cruise the street, nothing tops the gains you'll add to your car when you upgrade with a Mustang turbocharger from Lethal Performance.
Buy with us and know you're bringing home the best power mods for your cash. Whether you're looking to upgrade a current Mustang turbocharger or add a full-on brand-new system, you know damn well that Lethal Performance has the parts you need and the expertise to help you make the best decision for your Mustang.
When people think of the legendary Ford Mustang it's the V8-powered Mustang GT that immediately springs to mind. The deep, throaty rumble from the V8 motor is the cornerstone of American muscle car enthusiasm. Whether you're talking about the first 289-cubic-inch engine on the 1965 Mustang or the current 5.0-liter Coyote, car guys and gals have been obsessed with wringing more power from their beloved V8 for generations.
Adding a Mustang turbo kit to that V8 will do nothing but make your life even more enjoyable. Serious power gains are to be had when you add a Mustang GT turbocharger.
And the GT isn't the only V8-powered Mustang that can get a swift kick in the pants from a forced-air induction boost. We have 2015-2022 Shelby GT350 turbochargers and Shelby GT500 turbocharger kits as well that make these monsters rival supercars across the globe.
The first thing people want to know is, "How much horsepower can I get from a Mustang turbocharger?" Well, the answer isn't that easy.
Back in 2020, Motortrend Magazine built a 1,000-HP, fully street-legal turbocharged Mustang after dropping a 5.0 Coyote motor into a 2011 GT. But the turbo was merely a part of this overall build – they weren't going to get to four-digit horsepower without it, but they weren't going to get there with just a turbo kit alone, either.
Conservative figures say a Ford Mustang turbo kit will add upwards of 50% horsepower. But that number can be much higher (or even lower) depending on the amount of boost the turbo kit is set to provide. Remember: the more power your engine creates means you'll need to add other performance mods to support it.
You don't need a big, bad V8 if you want a turbo kit for your Ford Mustang. In fact, Ford already sells a turbocharged Mustang powered by the V6 EcoBoost motor.
Many enthusiasts swear by the performance they get from their turbo V6. The smaller engine is lighter, which can be a competitive advantage when moving quickly from one place to another, especially if there are turns involved.
The Mustang turbocharger on the EcoBoost is pretty cool right off the showroom floor, but, of course, we're not satisfied with that (and neither should you be.) We've got upgrade kits and accessories for all versions of the EcoBoost V6, so when you're ready to make that mini-pony really run, hit us up!
Plopping down the money for a sweet turbo kit for a Mustang isn't the end of the story. Adding a turbo can be a complicated process. Thankfully you have us to help you out. Check out these answers to questions from customers like you.
Currently, the only factory turbocharged Mustang is the V6 EcoBoost.
In 1984 the Mustang SVO, armed with a 2.3L 4-cylinder engine, became the first factory turbocharged Mustang from Ford. It delivered 175 horsepower at 4400 rpm, which was the same as the 5.0L Mustang GT from the same year.
Using the 2021 Mustang GT as an example, a full Mustang supercharger setup starts at a little over $7,000.
This depends on how you define "better." Generally speaking, a Mustang turbocharger can create more power yet takes time to spool up, while a supercharger's power is available on demand at lower RPMs.
Lethal Performance has Mustang turbos for sale to help add a serious boost to your car's power. Choose your model and year and browse our selection of Mustang turbochargers. When you're ready to make a decision, or if you have any questions at all, don't hesitate to drop us a line, and one of our helpful and knowledgeable sales reps will make sure you know all you need to know to make the right choice for your car and your budget.
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